Pearl (PRL) GPU mining setup
Configure PearlHash mining with the guided website setup and PRL launcher. Use native Pearl mainnet receiving addresses.
Open GPU setup Download the PRL wizard
1. Choose your GPU and Linux
In Your GPUs, choose Linux x86_64 and your actual model. The reviewed release uses Radeon RX 9060 XT, Radeon 840M or NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition. Use Python 3.12 or later with Tk for the shared setup package.
2. Choose Pearl in Coins & costs
Select PRL alone or alongside your other coins. Enter your electricity rate if known. PRL has its own Start/Stop controls; automatic switching preferences apply to the other configured coins.
3. Add a native receiving address
Enter your public Pearl mainnet address beginning prl1p, or choose to add it later. The launcher checks the native checksum. A similarly named token on another network is a different asset. Never enter a recovery phrase or private key.
4. Download and open your saved plan
Review the Connect step, download the ZIP and extract every file. Open Start IntelligentPool.sh. A PRL-only plan opens the Pearl wizard; a mixed plan lets you choose the setup to open. Your receiving address transfers without registering or mining automatically.
NVIDIA uses its installed OpenCL driver. AMD compatibility files are installed privately when requested. Finish GPU/software checks, register or import a rig, review the terms and save setup. Choose Start mining only when ready. Stop or closing the wizard ends mining; temporary connection failures pause work and retry automatically.
Rewards and payouts
PRL uses pooled mining. Pool fee: 2% of mature rewards. The miner retains its 1% developer-work schedule, credited separately on this pool. Minimum payout: 1 PRL. Unpaid balances carry forward without expiry. A verified share is work, not a spendable reward; a valid native block must mature before earned rewards can be paid.
Use your private saved rig file on Rewards and payments. Keep the file private.